Thanks everyone - I think I should ask my question in another way
I have already purchased the BLS for the voice track - it has all of the
IPEXPERT material for this track
But - I have no knowledge of voice at all - I come from the SP side of
things - means I know of routing protocols in de
When all else fails, take a look at the CCIE Voice roadmap in CCO, should
have topics listed if I remember.
-Jeff
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/ccie/voice/wr_exam_blueprint.html
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From: yung
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Another alternative I think is to build a checklist of topics (specific
topics), and search each topic on cisco.com, and read/learn from there,
there's a lot of good information out there.
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Thanks JD.
pretty useful information about lab and how to approach the questions ,
do you have any information about LAB Exam topic points?
for example
QOS 10points
IPIPGW 10 points
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 5:46 AM, David Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> There is no book from Cisco Press or othe
Hi,
Today I was configuring NTP on CCM. I didn't find NTP service available in
services console. I tried to install but install.bat was not present inside
XNTP folder. I checked another CCM installation and the file was not there as
well.
Any thoughts how can i restore install.bat if missin
Depends on the actual lab. For example, Lab A might have 10 pts for QoS whereas
Lab B might only have 3 pts QoS.
So the points amount per topic varies from Lab to Lab. Only the passing score
it the same.
David L. Blair
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 05:56:27 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
There is no book from Cisco Press or other book publishers. You already said
you do not want to use a practice test. (Good for you)
Besides reading various Voice related books. The offering from IPExpert or
other Cisco training partners are your best bet.
David L. Blair
Date: Thu, 25 S
The IPExpert's voice workbook already provides enough information for the voice
lab. In my opinion, it has more information than you need to pass the lab
exam. If you need more fundamental information, then reading up on QoS SRND
and CallManager and CallManager Express Administration Guide, F
